We arrived to this paradise after our bumpy 60 minute fast boat ride to the welcoming traditional Bulah of resort staff! We love water activities so we opted for snorkeling, swimming, and the island hopping trip (just one island). The snorkeling was amazing, spectacular. Like swimming in an aquarium . There are a range of accommodation options from budget to beach front bures which made for a friendly mix of people. The food package was well priced for its inclusions and wine options were reasonable for Fiji. I still managed to get gastro while at the resort but the helpful manager procured the only medicine I didn’t have in my first aid kit! Don’t bother with the night snorkel. At $50 a head it felt like poor value for money. If you can, go to church at the local village on Sunday. It a great cultural experience and the only cost is what you want to put in the offering which will help build the new primary school.

This resort is so small, it feels so isolated tucked out of the way on the island. The room was lovely, the staff were really kind and the assistant manager was present at all times clearly very involved. He could remember all of us from when he greeted us and it made you feel very special. The dinner was delicious! 3 course menu, all cooked to perfection. The vegetarian burger at lunch was just mashed potatoes in a bun so would not recommend ordering that! But the relish and the chips on the burger were still delicious. The reef wasn't the best I've snorkelled but there are trips out to other reefs and the night snorkelling was a lot of fun and the guide was lovely. Would definitely return to this resort again